The global population is projected to stabilize by the end of the 21st century at 11.2 billion people. According to the lecture slides and audio, why is it expected to stabilize? A. The effects of the Industrial Revolution will decline B. The replacement rate is 1.2 per cent per year so the population in North America will fall compared to the 'developing' world C. Covid will decrease the number of deaths D. The world's population grew at a rate of 2.5 per cent per year between 2010 and 2016 E. The fertility rate of the entire world has been declining, not increasingAccording to the lecture, which three countries are expected to contribute to half of the world's population growth, according to UN predictions? A. Japan, Germany, South Korea B. India, Nigeria, Pakistan C. Brazil, Mexico, Russia D. China, United States, Indonesia E. Canada, Australia, United Kingdom